Integrity in Government Through Records Management : Essays in Honour of Anne Thurston (Hardcover, New ed)

Introduction, James Lowry, Justus Wamukoya; Part I Thurston and the International Records Management Trust; Chapter 1 Anne Thurston and Record-keeping Reform in Commonwealth Africa, Nathan Mnjama; Chapter 2 Developing Training Resources for Records and Archives Management: Balancing Global Needs with Regional Realities, Laura Millar; Chapter 3 Vital Records: The Importance of National Archives and Records Administrations to Governance and Civil Society in Sierra Leone, Sarah Demb; Chapter 4 The Sierra Leone Teachers’ Records Management Improvement Programme, Andrew Griffin, Muniru Kawa; Part II Colonial and Post-Colonial Record-keeping; Chapter 5 Record-keeping for Good Governance and Accountability in the Colonial Office: An Historical Sketch, Mandy Banton; Chapter 6 The Influence of the One Party Regime on Archives in Malawi: 1964 to 1994, Paul Lihoma; Chapter 7 The Impact of Organisational Culture on Public Sector Records Management Reform, Peter Mazikana; Chapter 8 Preserving and Accessing the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission Records: Challenges for the National Archives, Lekoko Kenosi; Part III Records, Governance and Transparency; Chapter 9 Audit and Accountability in the Government of Ghana: A Records Management Perspective, Pino Akotia; Chapter 10 The Protection of Land Rights: The Case of Land Records Management in Uganda, David Luyombya; Chapter 11 The Importance of Records in the Right to Information, Kelvin Smith; Chapter 12 Opening Government: Open Data and Access to Information, James Lowry; Part IV Digital Records Management and Preservation; Chapter 13 Records Management and Governance in Africa in the Digital Age, Justus Wamukoya; Chapter 14 The Prerequisites for Electronic Records Management in the Developing World: Lessons from Yemen and Kenya, Olav Hagen Sataslatten; Chapter 15 Trusted Digital Repositories and Developing Nations, Anthea Seles; Chapter 16 Trust in Records and Data Online, Luciana Duranti, Corinne Rogers; Part V Reflections; Chapter 17 Education in Records and Archives Management: A View from London, Geoffrey Yeo, Elizabeth Shepherd, Andrew Flinn; Chapter 18 ACARM’s Position in the Ever-changing World of Archives, Charles Farrugia; Chapter 19 Enhancing Record-keeping Capacity in Developing Countries: Building the Bridges, John McDonald;